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Normalization is another example of an audio recording concept whose term is both misleading, needlessly confusing. What Does Normalization Mean? Basically it means turning up the volume. Well, technically it is “increasing the gain.” But that’s another story you can read about here: Gain, Volume, Loudness and Levels – What Does It All Mean?). You […]https://www.homebrewaudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Audio-Normalization.gif